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Purification and aggregation of influenza virus by precipitation with polyethylene glycol. 1974.
ABSTRACT Influenza virus may be purified and rendered free of extraneous proteins by precipitation and aggregation with polyethylene glycol at polymer concentrations of 1 to 4%. The precipitated virus is superior antigenically to the virus in monomeric and in the ether dissociated forms. When the virus is precipitated at polyethylene glycol concentrations of 5% and higher the virus is not aggregated and is associated with extraneous protein which co-precipitates with the infectious agent.